P.005), P.006), P.206) – Rockwell Automation WebPak 3000  User Guide User Manual

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WebPak 3000 OIM User Guide

POSITIVE

CURRENT

LIM

(P.005)

Sets the highest
amount of current (%
full load amps) for the
forward bridge.

Parameter Range:

0 to

MAXIMUM

CURRENT

(%

FLA

)

Default Setting:

150 %

FLA

Parameter Type:

Tunable

This parameter is used as a high limit for the speed loop

PI

block when

POS

CURRENT

LIM

SEL

(P.223) is set to

REGISTER

.

NEGATIVE

CURRENT

LIM

(P.006)

Selects the highest
amount of current (%
full load amps) for the
reverse bridge.

Parameter Range:

When

NEG

CUR

LIM

INV

EN

(P.226) =

ENABLED

:

0 to

MAXIMUM

CURRENT

(%

FLA

)

When

NEG

CUR

LIM

INV

EN

(P.226) =

DISABLED

:

MAXIMUM

CURRENT

to 0 (%

FLA

)

Default Setting:

±150 %

FLA

Parameter Type:

Tunable

This parameter is used as a low limit for the speed loop

PI

block when

NEG

CURRENT

LIM

SEL

(P.224) is set to

REGISTER

.

The range of

NEGATIVE

CURRENT

LIM

depends on the setting of

NEG

CUR

LIM

INV

EN

(P.226).

IR

COMPENSATION

(P.206)

Sets the armature
voltage loss
compensation value
used when the drive
is configured as a
voltage regulator.

Parameter Range:

0 to 50%

Default Setting:

0%

Parameter Type:

Tunable

This parameter is also used by the Field Current Regulator kit to set the
field-weakened threshold.

IR

COMPENSATION

is normally determined from the motor data sheet. It should be

set to the percent

IR

drop of the motor.

If this data is not available on the motor data sheet, you can set this empirically so
that the no-load and full-load speeds are as close as possible when operating as a
voltage regulator.

This parameter is not available for current/torque regulated drives.

!

ATTENTION: The incorrect configuration of

IR

COMPENSATION

(P.206)

can cause an overspeed condition. This parameter must be configured
by a qualified person who understands the significance of configuring it
accurately. Failure to observe this precaution could result in bodily injury.

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